Today we bring you an exclusive live broadcast of bFM's Party to Farewell our General Manager, Caitlin Mcilhagga. And Jujulipps slays in the lounge - live!
This week, we look into the Opportunities Party’s New Cannabis Policy. We have our weekly live chat with the Green Party, this week talking to co-leader James Shaw about parental leave and the new Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement. We speak to AUT Pacific Media Centre’s Kendall Hutt live for all the latest in Pacific News for Southern Cross. And we have our first installment of Fuck Off Fascism Week, looking at the historical roots and contemporary form of fascism. All of this on the full podcast right here.
On The Wire today, Ben speaks to Warwick Quinn from the Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation on a shortage of skilled tradespeople. Harry has his weekly chat with Labour leader Andrew Little on the passing of the second reading of his Healthy Homes Bill, and touches down on the Metiria Turei news cycle. Ben talks to Catherine Lining, a policy fellow at Motu Economic and Public PolicyResearch on planned changes to the emissions and trading scheme. State of the States is back to unpack the failure of Republican healthcare, Trump disallowing trans soldiers in the military, and a new press secretary. Finaly Ben talks to the Drug Foundation's Ross Bell on the recent deaths from synthetic highs.
It was touch and go for the TPP over the weekend but the trade agreement survived talks with world leaders at the APEC summit in Vietnam over the weekend.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said she’s pleased with the progress the government has made on the deal and claims it is now very different from the original TPP 12.
But its new name, the Comprehensive, Progressive Trans-pacific Partnership or CPTPP, hasn’t won over oppositionists including the Council of Trade Unions and even the Green Party.
Reuben McLaren spoke to It’s Our Future Coordinator, Stephen Parry, about the current version of the trade agreement.
In August 2017, the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) granted Trans-Tasman Resources (TTR) a consent to carry out iron ore extraction from the sand beds in the Exclusive Economic Zone off the South Taranaki coast. Iwi and environmental groups successfully appealed the granting of consent in the High Court, however the matter was appealed to the Court of Appeal. On Friday the Court released its judgment, coming to the same conclusion as the High Court but on completely different reasoning.
First, Bronnie speaks to Debbie Ngarewa-Packer, the chief executive of Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Ruanui who have been part of a long battle of court cases and protests against the mining activity. She began by telling us how she was feeling having reached the end of what has been a very long journey.
The Court of Appeal also heard from many other groups representing environmental and fishing interests. In the latter half of this clip, Bronnie interviews the chief executive of Forest & Bird, Kevin Hague, about why they also opposed the granting of the consent from an environmental perspective.
Tribute Show:
First Hour: Little Richard
Second Hour: Florian Schneider
Playlist:
Little Richard - Tutti Frutti
Little Richard - True Fine Mama
Little Richard - Jenny, Jenny
Little Richard - Good Golly, Miss Molly
Little Richard - Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On
Little Richard - Anyway You Want Me
True King Of Rock: Little Richard by Bugsy Cline
Little Richard - Lucille
Little Richard - Ooh My Soul
Little Richard - Dock Of The Bay
Little Richard - Goodnight Irene
Little Richard BBC Interview with Ray Connolly
Little Richard - Keep A Knockin
Little Richard - Rip It Up
Little Richard - Send Me Some Lovin
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Kraftwerk - Hall Of Mirrors
Kraftwerk - Neon Lights
Kraftwerk - Radioactivity (Live)
Kraftwerk - The Model
Kraftwerk - Metropolis
Kraftwerk - Pocket Calculator
Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express
Kraftwerk - Ruckzuck
Kraftwerk - Strom
Heart of the City's CEO Viv Beck joined Justin live in studio on the phone to talk about how Auckland businesses fared under the America's Cup and what does a potential trans-Tasman bubble mean for the sector.
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